Sentence examples for to have changes from inspiring English sources

"For these young companies, and hopefully forever, you want to have changes all the time," Mr. Kwatinetz said.

"It's my preferred way to resolve some of the things without going through the courts and having to have changes mandated," Mr. Hines said.

Women who take the combination are also more likely to have changes in their breast tissue that lead to abnormal mammograms, problems that can show up as soon as the first year of hormone use.

PCTs [primary care trusts, which until April decide much of GPs' budgets] would say we have got to have changes, we have got to cut money, because we have got to make £20bn of savings from somewhere".

When the three sick ones die, says Mr. Manqele, the principal, they will make do with 15. "We thought we were going to have changes and transformation, but we are dying in great numbers," the principal said as he awaited the death certificate for one of the teachers who died recently.

The variant is part of the source code constructs which are allowed to have changes among clone versions.

Little seems to have changed.

That appears to have changed.

That seems to have changed.

But too little appears to have changed.

Little seems to have changed since then.